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Washington will allocate $52 million so ideologically aligned conservative administrations to combat ‘narco-terrorism’

Ahead of Xi Jinping’s visit to Washington DC, the two great powers are openly clashing over the future of artificial intelligence and the need to establish guardrails

The Republican’s reform put the votes of millions of people at risk because there wasn’t enough time for the states to implement the new rules

Washington’s retreat from the rules-based order has weakened confidence in multilateralism and emboldened authoritarian leaders and populists, study finds

Eight months ago, he became New York’s first socialist mayor on the promise that another way of doing politics is possible. Though he has no shortage of critics, the energy of the Mamdani effect can be felt across the city and within the Democratic Party nationwide. His guiding principle is that politics should improve the lives of working-class people

The vice president calls Democrats the ‘party of hatred’ at the event’s close, which also featured a second appearance by President Trump

The Citizens’ Movement leader warns that pacts with the United States will have to be reviewed in the future, while she envisages an electoral process within no more than 10 months

On September 9, Temporary Protected Status for El Salvador expires and the Trump administration has not proposed renewing it

The Colombian president and the US secretary of state agree to a series of accords to restore friendship and cooperation between the countries

Around 170,000 Salvadorans will lose protection from deportation on September 9

The prohibition, which also includes dairy derivatives, will take effect on September 29

The two opposing forces exchanged fresh attacks on Tuesday after the Revolutionary Guard opened fire on US warships

The US president offered his Russian counterpart ‘significant economic benefits’ in exchange for ending the war in Ukraine

Several banks in the eurozone have repatriated or shifted their reserves to strengthen their strategic autonomy amid volatile conditions

Nearly 330,000 people remain forcibly displaced as negotiations stall and the Israeli military expands ground operations

The judge, who has been sanctioned by Washington, believes the ICC is facing its toughest challenge since its creation, but maintains that the pursuit of justice is a shared responsibility and a right of victims

As Washington resumes bombing after a two-month pause, experts warn that Operation Southern Spear is being transformed and could lead to ground attacks

After international rejection of plans to eliminate elections outright, the Nicaraguan parliament approved a constitutional reform that excludes the opposition and seeks to circumvent pressure from the United States

The head of Southern Command visited the country to formalize the renewed cooperation between Washington and the government of Abelardo de la Espriella

The Venezuelan businessman, under investigation in Switzerland and Spain, is the key to the oil agreement with Delcy Rodríguez’s regime

While an executive order can impose a name within the United States, it cannot dictate how the rest of the world identifies a shared territory

John Ratcliffe’s meeting with the heads of Russian intelligence has unleashed all kinds of speculation as acts of sabotage in Europe keep rising

When a parent is taken away by ICE, a child’s world implodes. The long-term consequences include depression, anxiety and post-traumatic stress disorder

Donald Trump’s interest in controlling the vast Danish island and exploiting its natural resources worries the population

Juan Carlos Valencia González, who took control of the cartel after El Mencho’s death, owns an estate in Hemet valued at nearly $700,000

The Provincial Historical Archive reconstructs 250 years of relations between the USA and the southern Spanish city, where it opened one of its first consulates

A new court ruling has put the decree, which would benefit the president in the midterms, on hold for two weeks